The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-22 00:00:00

t A 31, he had known Mr. -lar e e sh lliAlOiboor twwyearsatio,tinthe be -• an efficient Orfiee;lllentl-he saw him r.eeidentally in rite streets a few daya-ago, and he entertained the same opinion of him, which made • him su'ped that his, remoealaeas 1111m:cowry, unless hts'ae'e had brcruehteetine distemper upon his mind, 'which did not,appear to affebt his hotly. As to the suPposed neglect at his Hon. Triend, when at the Board of,Admiralty, to check the alleged abuse*. in - 1 passing aecounta for Naval service, it might be de. fended on the same 'principles as the.present Board , w,Tre.,. that the Multiplicity of the business prevented .thern from attendingao every thing, It occurred to him, however, •that the inaccuracies stated by the Right Hou. Gentleman were pat very material, compared with the gres,c, qe,sotities of provisions wa. aith true Fleets weir•lenpplitart, and that when • ext'eedition was necessary, ita freilaently happened, to victual a Fleet to go to se‘efetv men would be tOtout to undertake the tutuatiotea) they were corne - pelted to give atate accurate eccoulit of every article idiey, served oot ; and .•if that were done,aitoe most censureed, and great advantagts thereby lost to• the country. The CIiANCE,LLOa of Vie ExicHeattee spoke against the. nee ion. Mr. Wurreaean said, he saw eoreaon why the Odieers 44 Govereniete alleluia not be eompelled to keep as accurate ,accounts as, merchants ; and he considered the cases stated by Mr. W.' Pole to be a' period (laud. „tie thotied that it was the duty of the [lOll. Baii)tit Who bror i %ht forward the motion to move ; t oy proceedings . upon the Report.which he had assisted to draw tip, ally wore than of any oilier MeMber of,the Menae, in. a speech of considetable length,leel ed that lie was ready to assist any side of the, Hbe the reform at - public abuses, without, the l"Ift n . ny. F atly motives. He .vindieated the r of the Baronet who had moved the Ree,:ation, as a man who had particularly cou t.eoitea t t , the !Ate ieqoiries respecting the public expeedeure, and observed, that had the vattous.Re ;trios of e'ie Commissionere in the difiluent depart- Limits been 'duly and timely attended to., a hundred millions, triighrhave been saved to the public. He gave his most unequivocal concurrence 4o .the mo tion of his trofionrabie Friend, as he did ,not wish: steep inquiries to'be laid on the shelf, withuut being • f e e: aa t eo 111 C neressary measures. • Mr.Pettegvat. explained. Admiral IVI4UKH4O4 expressed a surprise that Ale • motion of the Hon.'Baronet should' have been taken up do warmly by the Gentlemen on the Ministerial side of the House, and thought it an argument in faveur bf the motion, that those Gentlemen should bave thought it necessary, in opposiog it, to voter ko feelingly on their own defence. 'Sir titott,Es Poee explained at some length, and meted, that: n bridging forward theanotion, lie had entertaieed no hostile views aeainst any individual, but inerely wished to have the Resolution on record, as tot expression of the sepse of• the House ou the subjeet tit the Report .alluded to. 'file previoit3 question having been. put, the motion was Ater) negatived without a division, I.JUN . CASTLEakIAGII presented at the,Bar several Paps r tiAtitive to' toe returns formerly movedlor restee•tiog tee expedition to Portugal. • tdr. R. WARD presentE4 several Accounts rela five to the I‘l.4rine Force of the Country, which were ordered to lie on the table. Te e . Rix Cued Bill was read a' second time, and erd,tael t ,he committed to , tnorrow. '1 inch tin , 4ar Dirt it back Bill was brought in and read a first time, and 'ordered' to be read a se cond time to-Morrow. Mr. FosTen, broie;ht in the Irish Corn Exporta. lion Prohibtooti Brit, , which•was read a 'firm time, awl ordered to be read aseeond tune to-morrow. . Ttie lU,use weft tow a.cptiunittee on the Naviga atitt t,n Inv motion of Dar. Rose; adopted a re , ,oleliott that leeve should be given to bring in a t(..lr the purpose of rtetting a Prize Court in the Island of Malta; The House having resumed, Mr. 'Wharton brought tip the Report. Tho•lteolution 33 , ;1; agreed to, anira•Bil): ordered to hetreyglit in - The Naval and. Marine Moors' Widows Pension Bill was read a secute.l time, and ordered to be Coen. Mittedaat Thursday' next, and in the mean time to be pneted. • Mr. kosrea moved the Order of the Day for the conamionent ot the Irish Malt and Spirits Duty Bill. Tfle Order haying been accordingly read, the Il4ht Hon. Member stated, that lie had moved it Merely with a view to postpone it till a future day. euestion was of great importance to Ireland, 'and few of the Members from that part of, the United Kingdom, being present, and the Hintze having al. i:en dy s at till i t late boor, he moved that this Bill be, conimittod op Thursday next. ' Sir J. New Putt,' observed that the commitment of thiS Bill had already been, postponed several times,- and, in speech of, greatlength, combated theprin ciple of the Bill, as a measure he could by no means agree" to, without endangering, the peace and trait verity of Ireland, and adding to the discontenteot the buik of the people of that part of the 'United Empire.. fie therefore moved that the Bill be MU* rifeted.this day six months. . • 4,4',licorsa stated, that 'he , liad the autherity of the hrewers of Dublin for this meaSturo,•, and fee' a letter front' one of the trade with . li'ikeleg called a imitating in that City, declar4.4.l their acquiescence in the measure. Mr. m oi ,,,yet w oo la irthe Mose Without farther deluy Ii) eo him the Committee oenight. As the terne distitlery in.lteiaiul wolcltl 'Ll.pire in May next, Ito eoneccsaery delay, he thought, ought to be etlinitted: • Mr. PARVitt.t, thought the Bill extremely objec tionable, as it went to impose all at once art addt, riahal Duty ULI :Wilt 01,501. per cent. Re 014 not e that the general body of Brewers in Ireland eoold approye of it. The, Bill, however, woadaf fect tilt: CenatinterS• mere than the Brewers. XL W.. Stetrit ohjefted also to the Bill, es it iricreate the difficulties that the Loa lee appointed to inquire ioto the differences hot,tvetto the two countries had already experienced, `aed reedier .anassitnilatieteot time interests, and bur deo& ,he two countries •lesa - Kau! icable. Mr, BkititioNt 'oiiposed the Bill in its present LOAIDON Printed by RICI 4* At th 4 gurt-OFFI shape, and, as it professed two ()bleat; suggested the propriety of witbdra(ving the present measure, and substituting in its place two separate and distind $lll4. Mr. FOSTER explained, and contended that two ' Bills would be attended with.greater ditlicialty, Mr. BARHAM, in,an explanation of great length, complained that sufficient encouragement was not given to the distillation from sugar, and, that this Bill went necessarily to increase the duty on spirits of this description, and would therefore, in the same proportion, encourage the illicit distilleries. • Mr. LESLIE FOSTER sups erted the Bill of hik Right Hon." Relation, and contended that it , was the obis& of his Right,Bon. Friend to haVe the same . duty on spirits from sugar as there would be on that from col'n, were there a market for. it. - He larnimted that do -le* IASI) Members were present. ~ W The CHANCELLotroif the EXCHEQUER did not e think it pradicable - the Bill into two, by Al rejecting it in its present b age. By allowing it, however, to go into Ole Cot tnittee, it might be so ,amended as to meet the is 1s of the Hod. Members , whb appeared most stre4us in opposing it. The' ' $lll had two objects, ant ,eithcr of them might be thrown out of so atoditied, as to becoMe unexcep tionable. He' thought the Bill particularly favour able to the views of the West India Proprietors. ''', Mr. HalifißT hpolse also in thvour of having:tlie Bill divided into two. • _ The SPIIAKRIt here thought it necessary to explain what to him appeared. , to be the regular course.--- Should the Bill . go into a. Coniinittee, be observed, that every part of it would be liable to amend meet r r omissiPti, as the Committee should see pto per ; but if it ,was poCooned for %ix months, accord: ing to the. pradice of the lionise, that step would be equivalent to a total re:piton of the Bitl, and no similar measure could : be. introduced Ouring the (;resent Session. Though this was-toc. uliclooVed practice of the. house, it "would renwla wit., thetu to determine: whether any future mea Sure of this tie, scription was of a similar native. or not ; but if any objetAion should • on this ground b e made to any tibeasure, it was usual to .sustain that objection. Mr. H. HUTCHINSON Condemned the principle of the Bill, otherwise he would certainly • given his vote in favour of the Ri6bi, Hon, Ge4.tk min's postponement he conceit co it usual to force the Mover of any. Bill to discuss it, t!ll preparedfor that purpoeu. Mr. GRATTAN opposed the. Bill, conceiving the additional duty of bO per cent. on 111.1 it to be a dan gerous es perituent, wltiiout knowing i. , however, timt it really would prove injurious, Mr. Alderman COAIBE opposed the Bill, and se conded the amendment. Mr. littsmssoN supported the original motion. • The House then divided. For Mi. foster's motion, 30; for Sir John New- port's, 43...-Majority ogamst the dill; t 3. The gallery was not afterwards opened, but we understand that the Spirits Wash Will went through a Committee, and was orkred tole reported to=day. Adjourned at half past tWeive o'clock. :. Capt.. HEW ETSON, the pedestrian, ran two miles on the Uxbridge-road yesterday in three Seconds der tett minutes, at.two starts, tor a wager of fifty uineas. running inaicti will take place between' him aid Mr. Ilotie, the peclestriati, in a few dap. It is t) lye tried who4an run the greatesvdioance 24 hours. • On Friday morning, a singular accident happen ed in Covent-garden; The (trier of a market.-cart„ who bad been wantonly beating his horse, was in the . ad of cutting the animal with a coael ! whip, when the lash caught bkn round the neck, and the shock locked his jaw. ,:In this situation he was con veyed to a surgeon for assistance, and his jaw was unlocked ;. but it lucked again the same night, and ho cot.tinued in a,dangeruus state till Sunday morn ing, when he expired. He has left a wife and se veral children. Yomer.---On Monday morning a woman offered stone trusses fir .sale to Mr. Sheldrake, truss-maker, in the Strand, who, on examining them, totted them to be his awn make, and that they were part of those manufaured for his Majesty's navy, for which he contudted to do in a particular manner. On her being questioned as to how sire became possessed of them, she answered that she had received them to sell for a debt due to her for washing, from a Clerk belonging to the Transport Board Office at Deptford.. Upon enquiry at the Transport Store Office, her ac count was confirmed by it being ascertained . that • there was a Clerk of the name she described, belong ing to the Office. Information being given at the Public Office, Bow-itreet, Anthony was dispatched to take him into custody. When he was appre hended, he denied any knowledge of the woman or the trusses. However, yesterday; upon his under going an examination at Bow-street, mid the charge being pretty well made but, fie said the trusses were ; given .him by a Lieutenant, but did not know his name., It appeared that toe store's, in which we're trusses, were under his care.. He was committed for Anther examination. The trial of Mary Bateman, of Leeds, the re ! . puted witch, for the wilful mutiler of Rebecca Pe riga; of Gramliy, near Leeds, by poison, commenc ed on Friday morning, at York, before Mr. JuFitiee VAWIIENCIft . alld Mr. AMOCO BI.ANC, and eon t nued until nine o'cloc . k avnight. The Jury,, without retiring, 'found the prisoner—Guilty. / The Judge immediately, in a most impressive manner, passed sentence ofdeath, upon her, and ordered her body to be given to the surgeons fin disseaiott. The prisoner pltladed pregnancy, in bar of execution. A jury of matrons :were; . ituntediately itupantielled in court, who found:that slit war "not with. quick child. Te.. execution therefore tookplace on Monday last. The Court was extremely crowded at..a very early hour, • and all the avenues so choaked up, that it was with the greatest difficulty the :Judge could , enter the worn. Yesterday afternoon as Mr. Luther, son of a mer chant residing in King's-road, Chelsea, was riding along Gloucester-place, New-road, he met a groom siding brisk rate with a led horse, and Mr. L. not keeping at a proper distance, the ledhorse threw out with both, feet, and haring struck him, broke his,thigh in a shocking manner. HARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow.strect ; aid t ex, No, 112, Straud where Adveraiertzents, Orders 1, From the LOA DON GeIZETt I Marchlt t, mg. 11 hitehall, March 21i 1809. • The Ding has been.pleased to order . a letter to be clireitited to the Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Hereford, recom rbending unto them the Reverend George Gretton, • Dottor in Divinity, to be chosen into the place of Dean of the said Cathedral Church,, the same being void by the death of the Reverend William Leigh, late Dean thereof. . .„ arren. Office, March xt, IE:9. MEMBERS RETURNED TO S ERVE IN TUII s PRESENT PARLIAMENT. 11orogghbf King's Ly Hoirourable.Horario %Val pole, cryrinionly 'called Lord 'Walpole, in the room of Lord Walpole now Earl at ()ri'ord, a Peer Of the United I •;,illgticiin of C.; reat'Brirain and Ireland. . Borough of Dungannqn.---Claud Scott, EN, in the room df the ft !gilt Honourable Claude Haniil tun, commonly calltd Lord Cl..ude Hamilton, dec4sed. City of Peterborough. --The Honourable Francis 'Russell, comihonly called Marquis ut Tavlstock, in the ro,:m ut trench Laurence, Esq. ,deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGRa William nrOwn.ol Wormwood-Street, Lonkion.wall.vidoal. ler, from March 25 to April iB, at ten, at C.;ttildh4ll. Michael Taylor, juiin,LathJin. .and Elijah lielcn;:r, late of Liverpool, merclunti, tioin Marcti 28 to April 8, atten, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Liverpool. , - /IN A 'oho Nevett, of grokley, 'Salop, dealer livcdals, ttr surrender April 12, 13, and May a,' at 'twelve, at the Tontine I no,, • :•Madeslej.. Attorney; Mr. Pritchard, bros,,k). William Prigg, late of I cr.4it.h, Sup;. victualler, April 3 , 4, and May 2, at eleven ' at the White llorse, I pswidt. Atturnies, Me r srs. groinley and•!Bell, .1-h:intuit-court, Gray's.liin t •Londqp . ; or,Mr. faCkainan,• Ipswich. Henry Holland, l)evonstme, brickmaker, .March 18, April 6, and Niay a, at eleven, at toe King's Arms, Chudleigh. Att./rnics, Mr. Cliappel Tozer, We,t Te gninouth 4,• or Mr. Aed Liti-square, London. job', Philcox, fate of Brighthelni4tope, Sussex, carpenter, % April 6,7, Ann May 2, ten. .at t;•:: the Mite 1 nie, Brikithelimitone, Atiornie„ :Jr. Thomas bright.. , helinstone • or ,Messrs,Tauite. and Palm Doughty_.er, oughiy-, street, Loniton: Pexhall l• , ,rstei, of Grear Nortolki bookseller, April at tour, 4, At Attit .May 2, at:tuur, at tit, s(4l, • Yarmouth. Mr. C. , ry, Great Yarinotan ; ur Mvs',rs. Ltittrott ioi(t IV.i . e:Cdlll- • iNLAV: Looduil lt,tyner, of Cinu,inidges!iire, drapor, Maren 2i, Ap(11.4, ;11111 May 2 1 at elt veil, at C.Ltlid . h4ll, London. Attorniea, and Aewitt, Link: 1'146,4y-sneer. theettter, now or Lae of Stepney, Middlesex, ALirelt .oid Niarz, .a c'tercit, at ArtOrMes, i‘Listni, New fridge. street. ,i 1 3iothers, of Alierinaihury, London, jeweller, , April lj, and ~ 1 •1 y r, -at twelve, at ;11,111411. Nlcssrs.: Crovvd and lilandiend, Temple; or No. 7, C.n.:..a.ii-btreet. D3'IDENDS, April•lg. William Wilson, ot . lt:spear-walk, Shadwell, Nliakll4eX, merchant, at twelve, ar Guildhall. ' May 27. John Lewis, ot:the Uld levyty, London, Hare at eleven, at Guildhall. A pd . . t,. James Bur , 4aris, now oi late of Coventry-strect, )-lavinar4t, Middlesex, military hatter, at ten, at Guild. • April 19. Robert Brindle, late of Leland, Lancashire, bleacher, 'at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Preston. April 12. Croston, ot,Liverpooli ship-chandler, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Livcjpool. • April tl. Hannah Storey, late of Newcastle,upon-Tyne, linen.dtaper, at eleven, at the Shakspettre Tavern, New. cast loNpuit•Tyne. • April tr. loi) Hall and William Dunlop, of Newcastle. • upon-Tyne; merchants, at twelve, :it tpc Shakespeare Ta vern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. April 2;5. John Cole, of Cock-hill,. Stepney, Middlesex, tailor unit Slcipselter,. at ten t ai April IS. 'Peter Wallace, of • Et,11.:Wafe.40441, St. Mary-le untie Middlesex, carpcurer,_ at eleven, at i.; April Waad, at . Fiustay.squarz, Lon&n, met chant, at ten, at Guildhall. April rB. Michaelltaynes, late of Finsbury-square, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Ap4l tB. lames Kaynes, late of Finsbury.#quarei London„ merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April IC Robert lerlhead, et Mark-lane, Lonslonorine aid brand)-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April is. John Morris Bennett, of iitoseley, Salop. maltster, atiwelve, at the Tontine Inn,Maderey. April ts. Henry Nantes, of ''/arnforti-court. Throginortou street, London, merchant, at ten,it Guildhall. April 13. Thomas Alldaykerrison, of Norwich, banker, at ten, at'llie King's Heatl..lon, Norwich. April S. David Cromnie, al Great Hermitage-street, Saint George s in the East, Middlesex, •mariticr,• at eleven, at G uildhall. • April 13. lohn Gill, latgot Vorkskiie, draper and tailor, at eleven; at the Wheat SlC.at Castigate York. • A Pril 19. Gottlob Werninck, of Plymouth- Dock, flier., Inuit, at twelve, at die Cuitunet6al Inn, ('ld mouth. • . May la. Lawrence. Able, of St. Ann, Weitruinster, vie.inal. ler, at one, at Guildhall. - • . , „ May 9. lames Hogg and Edward Holmes, of Sherburne-lane, Lombard-street, London ' merchants, at one, at Guildhall. May 9,_ lends Gentian, of Alderinanbury, London, hosier, . at one, at Guildhall.' .. • . CE R.T IFIC ATE S. . . ' APril tr. jarne,s Arblaster, of Stafford, flour-dealer. . , William Dean, of Kenton-street, Russell-tAluare, ltitddlesex, shopkeeper. P ART NERS II IPS D.ISsOI E p,. I L 5. Nightingale'and Co. Sharpies, Lancashire, bleachers. al. - Child and A. Tatlow, Prembey, ' Carinalthen, coal. masters.. . . 1. Webster and 5. Rushton, Liverpool, cotton-merchants. E. Cairns and Cot / North America. ,- T. Brawn and 5. Cooper, Newport, ironmongers. M. Turner and W. Ainsworrh, Beverley, stationers. 1 . D. Frost and 5: jetiningS,,iiirininghants• factors: . lesson and. Co. Wrens Nest. FOrges, Salop, iron-masters: . Metcalf and S. Pitheon, Cock-larr, snownill. R. 6 muffler, jun. and W. P. Glitillller, firidport,. net-ma- nutatturers. J. Tistd4ll and F. Parker, wine-merchants. • [This Gazette contains an Order in Council authorizing the Coyernor of Malta to grant licences to i;,%,sels belonging to britith Subjeets, or to any triendly or neutral 'country, or, not' exceeding too tong bonbon, belonging. to any.country within the Stre►ghts, toexport from t , talta direct to any : port within the Streights,,artieles, the produce or marinfactore or the British dominions, Or wham nave heen irrtOorte , i Alain) troth ibis 'Country, or from 'any Port witliin the S trcights (except .naval or ntilita►ry stores), and W intpor t into Malta, from-any Part within the Sticights any articles whAt. sower.] • The only-letter made public which notices the 0 - neatened revolUtion in Sweden, is the following, dated or t day later than the lust Oottetibdrgh Mail GOTTENBURGII, NIAR(.IH I i.•;.-We this me. meat have received , two .Couriets from Carlstad, bringing the unpleasant news, that 2000 men, in fantry, headed by. IVlajor , Gen. ADLER:..PARIth, 4ie on their march to StocktiOlm. I have seen the pub' Jications which these rebels. have issued. They ;state, that they are going to force the King to 'col ic& a Diet,- - and tdadopt the form of Guvernmeni of 177.'2, which the late GosTsvus altered.--- We areal) easy ad that subject ; - and although it will create astonishment, and perhaps soine disturbance, which God forbid ! there is no doubt that' the men will be brought to their senses; and' the gloa inStir, although a Swede born, but a Frenchman in his heart, will be punitlied." HOME ellietll2". • SUSSEX ASSIZES. ! HORSHAM, .7A , IOND&Y, MARC!! 20. The-Loan CHIEF 13ARom and - Mr. ' JUstiCe'Fie.kTrt arrived in i thiS toWn last night, 'and this trioriorno • opened their CoillftiiSsion- SIDE. - sAi.Taa tr. TIIItNEB. This was an adion to recoverdaniages for a libel. The Plaintiff was a farmer at Frettiewortb, arid Defendant was a clergyman, and had been curate of the saute parish. s Mr. MAaayvrr stated the Mel, •which. wa; in a . letter to one James Turner, with directions to him to read it at a publictuveting - of the parish.' It wei•t • to state that the 'Plaintiff, having been CLinct , ": warden of the parkb, had defrauded the parishioner in a quantity of wood,. which had been cut for t l , l d repairs of the church, by getting a fraudulent vai e4- fion made of it, 'and converting a great pair to 11 4,s own use. Mr. GAar.Ow,. in addressing the Jury, irupssucl ‘trry strongly upon them the injury which such a , slander, coming front such a 'person, namely, the ' parsOn of the pariih, was likely to do to the ebarac - • ter of any man in the Sittiation of the Plaintig.. Mr. Serjeant . SltEPHErtp addressed the Jury for the Defendant in'initigition of damages, but atbuitte 4 his clitnt had used incautious language, -although he insisted liemeatit to alt and hopes-11y. by tllc parish.—Verdict for-the Phrintiff—armas.cs 401. • CROWN:UDE,. Flap and. Jof,rl FTIGHWAY Roßilatt 1.7 ea - • .Rozall were for rtA,1m.,•:G . .. - • ou the .; higi,Vay, atni - taking his s e ven sniffing- . pieces, and' 2s. in All0q0y; : 4.1.;c0r5e klaisey, ttie PlOgeCUtol, Isilltett that be I.vos a'• Roman Carbaltd rriest, at .F,ast Boulint; )0 this r aunt y, ileac Iturst rou the October last he gohq frorr),Mitiburst to. East tiourne,,-bet \teen te , i eleven at night/ and .Beurni.l-!afar,. Le . "' et bY • tvku. Who li:bbtd Tire sviterd "I . the men whn rotit!, l / 4 ,1 him reerrit - r1r:11 those hts Prist.ners at. the Bar, bit • Mr, Wardroper, 'citrll to tt.c . Magistrates, H. Jecod • , ii Contessoti , t the tkl o Trimmers, in - V , 114 •• tire er:irei.l with %% hi WC. 1.4 charged. 1 .1.11 e July 1+01:, MELatsctiorty Gi.Aneictitati of 4 '; . respectability, residing at Tettettila:u; benT.; oc—v sionally subject tits, was seized O S‘ttOr , :.ly with one of them, while lie was tati.ing a :ti!{ , . the neighbourboOd,''and felt 'into a'ditch, by means he was 51111 . ot:tied, .11 I wai ..the time on horseback, with her groom, vc" ) quiAted . permission to_ assist 'the - un:,)::,ntiate bat his niiitreaS Weitilti not allow hint to t.toi) for that purpose. The-servant's butnallitY, 'how ever,` did not suffer ..trustless's orders .to.pv: 'vent birn giving the alai rn nt the first hon4l: reach. Immediate assistance was [lien gi% t ;, ll ; arrived too late to he of any. asp.• - On Sunday night, or - 6arly on Ailonby morning, some Geatlenicu insturbed pose - of several dead boclies; trotria ruri:d=giou'iwe zit Wltiteeliarret, before' they h O J . ,,' up their abode twelve and Ir,:a }Wfstcu: up in sacks, out b‘n.,g pursui..: by xlic ii3tlJe•'• the threw away their booty, IA hich was tece;e 3 , b'. lt live bodies.were suffired 'to i;:scripe. 1.)'1:1); IHank St Published by WI LI. (A Id A 'UM; E S'CRI Sagh I,4oltan -wee wsveay..; ivart or the Paper, Letias fin the aitur, tic. (pwi-puid), must be :441drirostni. , • -- - ' 'Yesterday morning, at• a, quarter paseten ;Vt:1,:,:1,4, rt. ` try, house in Grusvenur-square; licr t ; ric ,' 4 e tit)6" . ..:t..:as 0 , ' l r. tort. ' Her <, racy was to a nngering st -,.: or too:Min d ~,,,„ I I Ibut, from her great How of q).r.:.. iii,'neat tafjigi t ,y. 144 ttottl aIC Ar - tidiS•prcviod3 t0.11.:!r tti 4 Noi,'«lt)ri .. i , ' '''' , 73th yrar: ' ' 1 ;41. 4 . 1 , 44 ii, * . i O h the sth inst. at his Louse i'.l St. l'al""idi,o44 4 l i Edinburgh., atter a long iilness, Air, Willtitgi' f ,,,'Sitil4: • Projecilr and Editor ~ 4 Tile Ltimbuigh kV tegir J , , - ,, , r L'',:ii.t/N - • tin the Atli inst. at. Vat:e.v;.i.4: l'aik, :+lrs , Pei''' . • ', of Oirolatid. the i..,:y ~t Ni,, j,,, .r.;,,,, icrs il 'Terrie r, rz e id o ez• olv-the tbrls 1116 r. :,I PO,: Airitt, hu: ‘,V./.11i , " 11 '',... , , Cond.:son- 01 .4 lexande i ; ent, Esti. of C at ,: d tutt!.s l Pe l ; ,.. 6, l o.:, t,) n Wetinesday nig %, ;I.A. itt Solite: s'L t.. 5 1 16,1, ' •:" il'h 4 squarel t h e oilliz . :Jo 6, : Or, Nivinrean, in thuiiia . : . ' ir ' , age., , 1 4 1 On Saturt:ay last, in Mu:TA-place, Stputtai...iploi i, l' d '''. 4 -, / Bora:thy Greene, e tier ..on of C,i;iLiiii Pit: . i>tiri,•l' , Y „ L 'f'.', . • „. ot thr. Koval Navy, , ' wii.P. , .. Ott Monday . last, in London :trig' •httrt il'iwi s . ' 1 , Sithnier, Esq. et 1)04.1.:, in los 77th ).,i' *- j ixte':n I t)ti the 20t11 lan. i .alifi,:tta \iar ; , ,ra ibitnor, ;•„ ~• ~f i ~,; i nio:i.ii,, intant ttaughtvr t,: St,:pitNl Miiiar i l' ,, q• "1 , ",, ' I otte,..t., tiedtertl.squile. ~ . . f Sit' 1 Lately, at Clonmel, ,fir. J. (..' - 1 ' : S.tra ei ti,,rtiott. of Mat "1'0v..,, -' "r'°l'7 ‘)dest : ja p u i. .,-.lt ' t,tit Saturday, Ser,j-...nt 2, : - 't'll t,,•. ;.ti of „'''" ~,„t Ligtt Draootts, %vitt), .t!t . , .::,: , , his tis, lo g ", F . s tevcinfg"t'''; CY-ultrY fur 33 yei4l*. fal 1.1, , . , : • ' . • A C11:: 1 ' - ' 11- . . utta the Barrat Ls at Titir , i,, ... ~.....,ii, : ~' A ...et , ' e t the - tett - 1 Ligltt Dc..,;64.,t1;>, ll' -I Spiiiii, _____,....4 JCL A .8 k;TEAD.P.Y., Stack,::hat Ifa rock, el! , lt i — "i iI-f . • :•I 97 i i 1 i .1.0 t4 bw.a , ,, 7.. p. pf. \ , K , 5 t.. 'ouL. .. '. :t i 41. ~ : i . 1 Allll, Ihut Insti i p;;., C, .. ~.:. , Ik, Cs. is. 45. i'• . 4 pet -Leta. -5,,,,t. • ',..',, - .i, ), isr-l . iter Cerit, t•! , cl. shat 11.. . . , rCOlt , 6 6 1 3 pet Catty : Cr i n, 67i* 671- I i . , . . 7 . bitls ~, Issuk L. Alin. shut ' • • -, h A , ril 67',:t • -•,• • • , , .. • __-•••••••••••-••• .) . I:irr' (tit! :)-; GRAY Xtr.:4l), ,NIA4CII Zo. PlZsed by -04e. SttiNis, Sintri),. Iri{a Ncwry}, Douro, Ste. VellsClll. Supiin grid P i c , lty, Shit*, t :om netift; 'Thomas. 411.1 ?yin!),hum, lA.ir...ric.K; Edward, - Cassoo, Ph:114)1,4, Soper, anti the 11.,v6u,i1e, 1V A lin, trout. Cork.. . S, t.d—tllz CaStl: Eden, Calirett, for 1 i !ti ; W un der, D4llle, for Lisbon ; Lei-ttidas, ilutchinson, Qt l ci)' . c•4; r . S ia cip NtverwlauclichitriAdt;l4'l.; 4 ta n r? i it t , ll,: \ ' Guernsey. 11 I RT , • , . • M On uriclay . the sth inst. Mrs. D. Waner, of GluuLtifet‘ • pr,,,...e, Portman-square, of a Daug:ntet. \. ' ' ' On' Thurbday List, at Mrs. 1 2 aftricipes, at Lyn's! dri ll ' , x to r t,,lk, the Lady of io,elyp. I iltllll.lS, I. of a ,:0.v.3.,, ~, On SundAy last, in VitutOole-street,the . f.aoy L. HoraCe Alcckford, f.,(1. tit a Daughter. ( in the tub in , ..t. Mrs.. D•vies, .of the. Eclinbtirgh The - A" tre KoyaL, 01 a Son.. • . . :. . . . Al4rtg)Eo.. • '-. . • . ~, • on the toth inst. at Sptiagfied s near Douglas 1 444 ! Lind, Lieutenant . - Coharort Hobert lie‘;44 of Tiw.tion,,,g 4 l. India Cvmpany.'s lieng.ll .Estahlishmo.nt,, to • D. 114 Ei t "‘ °'' ventry, daughter ut the trft,', Ohms Coventry, Ea+ ~ _ Ott ,iturdarlast„ .at•Str;ittord-tptv't..tkvo4,4!),:jtvv.'i,i's mas Nyntititra, of fimton, in th _ Uokaty i , i liottis.,,t. AT' .. '',.. eldest daughter' of. WallCt • Stt,t, l',, VI. of :,., I, Attilfd.lT'ir .4l yon atige.said, .1,. .